2025-12-31 06:26:50

With just a few days left before the end of the year, the entire market is starting to move.

Bitcoin is particularly interesting — it had seven consecutive days of net outflows, but suddenly reversed yesterday with a single-day net inflow of $355.1 million. You read that right, it suddenly turned around. Ethereum's situation is similar; after four consecutive days of outflows, it finally reversed yesterday with a net inflow of $67.9 million.

Even more interesting is that just one major asset management giant’s Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net inflow of $144 million in a single day. Such a large inflow from one institution indicates the overall market trend.

Is this wave of capital inflow driven by institutions sensing some new trend, or is everyone just starting to act after the New Year? The underlying logic is worth pondering.

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NFTPessimist

· 8h ago

Wait, is the 350 million really true or has it been dumped again through reverse selling? --- The institution's recent actions are really unsustainable, it feels like they're gambling on something. --- Here we go again, the old trick of pumping the market at the end of the year, once is enough to believe. --- I just want to know who suddenly bought back after 7 days of continuous outflow, so rich? --- Honestly, it's still institutions eating retail investors' chips. Don't be fooled by this inflow. --- Something's off. With such a strong net inflow, why hasn't the price gone up much? --- Forget it, I'm tired of these V-shaped reversals. I'll hold on anyway, I can't run anywhere.

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RiddleMaster

· 8h ago

Sudden reversal in this wave, feels like someone is betting on it. Can the institutions' move hold until after the New Year? People following the trend are probably going to get caught again. This logic depends on how things unfold next year; it's too early to say anything now. A large net inflow happened in just one day, what about later?

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BuyTheTop

· 8h ago

You say the reversal is reversed, but I don't believe such a simple story. Let's see if there's a sequel later. It's just a large influx, and that's it? I want to see how many days this can last. Institutional money is smart money, but why does it feel like we're still the final bagholders? End-of-year surge? Or just laying the groundwork for next year? Who knows. The inflow looks impressive, but I'm just worried it might be another scythe. 1.44 billion in a single day—can flipping a coin really make that much? I've seen many such reversals; let's wait and see. No rush.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 8h ago

Sudden reversal? This pace is a bit fast, what game are the institutions playing? --- 3.5 billion in single-day net inflow, that's really not a small amount. It feels like something is about to happen. --- Wait, seven days of continuous outflow followed by just one day of rebound. Could it be another false alarm? --- I just want to know if these institutions are genuinely optimistic or just following the trend to cut the leeks. --- End-of-year performance push, anyway it's other people's money. --- This reversal is indeed quite fierce. I'm afraid it might turn around again. --- And the top asset management company has an inflow of 1.4 billion in one day? Damn, is this real? --- It doesn't feel like institutional intuition, more like a technical rebound driven by systemic factors. --- Could it just be year-end portfolio adjustments? Don't overthink it. --- With such a large net inflow, why is the market still so calm?

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 8h ago

Suddenly it reversed, this pace is a bit intense What are the institutions betting on, or is it really just the New Year effect It feels like this year's end is a bit different, with money piling up aggressively With such a large ETF inflow, institutions are really not joking This reversal came too quickly, just yesterday it was breaking bottom There has to be some movement at the end of the year, or all the waiting would be for nothing

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